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Little White Lies issue 88 celebrates Lee Isaac Chung’s charming immigrant fable ‘Minari’.
Also in this issue:
Kambole Campbell delves into Lee Isaac Chung’s sun-bleached cine-memoir ‘Minari’.
Hannah Woodhead picks apart the themes of Minari with its director, Lee Isaac Chung, and two of its stars, Steven Yeun and Alan S Kim.
An A-Z of Diaspora on Screen: Leila Latif and David Jenkins offer an alphabetical tour of immigrant communities on film.
On Cryptofiction: Caitlin Quinlan chats to the founders of a new independent streaming channel showing life beyond the mainstream.
Darius Marder: Hannah Woodhead chats to the writer-director behind Sound of Metal about replicating the experience of deafness on screen.
Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them.
Also in this issue:
Kambole Campbell delves into Lee Isaac Chung’s sun-bleached cine-memoir ‘Minari’.
Hannah Woodhead picks apart the themes of Minari with its director, Lee Isaac Chung, and two of its stars, Steven Yeun and Alan S Kim.
An A-Z of Diaspora on Screen: Leila Latif and David Jenkins offer an alphabetical tour of immigrant communities on film.
On Cryptofiction: Caitlin Quinlan chats to the founders of a new independent streaming channel showing life beyond the mainstream.
Darius Marder: Hannah Woodhead chats to the writer-director behind Sound of Metal about replicating the experience of deafness on screen.
Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them.
